James Joyce Irish Bar Restaurant The

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thatcriticgirl

Joined 4 years ago

Great!. The food here is really good. The servers are nice, but they're busy. James Joyce has a very nice authentic Irish vibe. The location is also great.

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fleming4nh

Joined 5 years ago

Great place to watch a game.. We went with our kids because they had the Orioles/Red Sox game on. It was one of the best meals we had in Baltimore. The staff was great, very attentive. My husband had the corned beef/cabbage dinner. He said it was the best he has ever had. (That is saying a lot!!) Great Salad for me and fish and chips for the kids!! Highly recommend this very relaxing and friendly restaurant.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

A piece of the Emerald Isle transported to Charm City for your viewing, drinking and dining pleasure.. In Short
The bar's entire interior--from the tabletops down to the flooring--was built in Ireland, then shipped to Baltimore. Although the name pays tribute to the famed Irish writer, the pub itself pays tribute to everything green: From televised games of European football to live Celtic music on stage Tuesday through Saturday; from Guinness on tap to corned beef and cabbage on the menu.

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bogdana

Joined 7 years ago

User review by bogdana. great food and a fantastic atmosphere. A+! fish and chips!

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derekpalmer

Joined 8 years ago

User review by derekpalmer. Great St. Patty's day bar. The staff are actually Irish. Great service.

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epamber

Joined 9 years ago

Great pub!. I love the James Joyce! It's a great neighborhood bar. It feels like you're right in Ireland. They have really good pot pies too.

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jkarmstr

Joined 10 years ago

More than a pub. Everything here seems to have been shipped from Ireland, including the staff and the furnishings. The staff were incredibly friendly and chatty - the welcoming handshake and actually remebering my name when visiting for lunch on successive days made my business trip that much more bearable. The beer is very good with a braod enough selection to satisfy most, although a little overpriced, and the food is good solid traditional fayre. I would recommend visiting here.